Barley View, Old Buckenham Guide price £390,000

Barley View, Old Buckenham Guide price £390,000 - £400,000

We are excited to bring onto the market this high specification brand new semi detached house just been completed in the sought after village of Old Buckenham

* Now available - No onward chain

* Old Buckenham Village location

* 3 Double bedrooms on first floor

* Ground floor bedroom / study / playroom

* Downstairs full family bathroom

* Open plan kitchen / diner with BI fold doors to the garden

* En suite to master bedroom

* First floor family bathroom

* Off road parking for 3 cars

* Enclosed rear garden offering field views

* Air source heating with underfloor heating to downstairs and radiators upstairs

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